gg

gg is a command‑line utility written in Go that enables one‑click proxying of any subsequent command without requiring external proxy software such as v2ray. By prefixing a command with `gg`, its network traffic is routed through a configured proxy node, supporting both TCP and UDP. The tool can be used for individual commands, whole shell sessions, or with subscription URLs that provide multiple proxy nodes, and it offers interactive node selection when needed.

The target audience consists of developers, researchers, and system administrators who need a lightweight, portable way to download dependencies or run network‑intensive commands on machines where installing full proxy stacks is impractical. It works with typical development tools like `pip`, `git`, `curl`, `docker`, and also supports Go binaries that cannot be hooked by traditional proxychains.

Distinctive features include a pure Go implementation that runs independently of other proxy utilities, built‑in UDP support, and native handling of Go programs. Configuration can be managed via command‑line flags or a simple subscription file, and the tool provides commands for testing node latency and selecting the optimal proxy.